Red Mosquito

Anders wrote:Coda (with my family) and Utvandrarna/The Emigrants 1971 (alone)

Just started Coda

Thought Coda was decent, very similar to the original French movie. Some of the acting was spot on. My wife cried near the end.

The Emigrants is excellent, just like I remembered.

Finished it. Beautiful movie. Remember the sequel was too negative, kind of ruined the ending of the first.

I'm going to see the new Nic Cage movie tonight

JuanHamm wrote:I'm going to see the new Nic Cage movie tonight

If I go tomorrow then we can discuss afterward

Bohemian Rhapsody. Liked this a lot more than I expected to since 50% of the time or more I can't stand Queen. Was kinda blown away to discover Freddie was Indian

Minority Report

Rangi Guy wrote:Bohemian Rhapsody. Liked this a lot more than I expected to since 50% of the time or more I can't stand Queen. Was kinda blown away to discover Freddie was Indian

Nice

Pig. Really enjoyed this. Usually I would avoid a movie with Nic Cage. Glad I broke from the norm......even if it was a little derivative of Babe 2 - Pig in the City

King Richard

Enjoyable start to the movie so far.

How many people does Richard slap?

I went to see The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent last night. It was great. Lot's of fun. Pascal and Cage had excellent chemistry.

What’s eating Gilbert grape. It’s actually pretty good. my only critiques concern the lame music and Juliet Lewis’ appearance.

The Count Of Monte Cristo

I watched Punch Drunk Love last night. Another excellent movie from PTA. Sandler was so good.

Next up is one of Phantom Thread, Magnolia and Licorice Pizza.

It's a bummer that Sandler hasn't made more dramatic movies. He's a very talented actor.

Wichita alone

Finishing up 2002 with Red Dragon and Signs with my wife.

We finally decided to continue up through the years, all the way from the 1910s for me personally (my wife fully jumped in during the early 80s movies), up through our current year. We’ve got a good list of movies to see from every year between 2003 and 2022.

JuanHamm wrote:It's a bummer that Sandler hasn't made more dramatic movies. He's a very talented actor.

yes. uncut gems is only other one i can think of that's any good

After watching this months Best of the Worst, I have to rewatch Stone Cold. I forgot just how batshit crazy it is.